Marble Hill House to unveil bowling green based on 18th century discovery
A new bowling green modelled on an 18th century discovery will be open to members of the public at Marble
Sustainable Merton supports businesses looking to tackle climate change
Businesses across Merton are being encouraged to become more environmentally-friendly by the borough’s leading environmental charity. Sustainable Merton launched Merton’s
Wandsworth MP Fleur Anderson calls for vaccine centre in Roehampton
Wandsworth MP Fleur Anderson earlier this week questioned the vaccine minister over why Roehampton doesn’t have its own COVID-19 vaccine
Pubs face uncertain future after a year of coronavirus disruption
Next week marks one year since pubs were first forced to close due to coronavirus restrictions. Currently shut for the
Meghan and Harry vs the Royal Family – which side does London support?
The saga of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry versus the Royal Family made headlines again this week after the couple’s
Royal Parks retains car reduction plan for a another year
After trials during the first lockdown received immense support from residents, the Royal Parks have announced that they are continuing
Vauxhall City Farm Rat Ambassadors rewriting history for the misunderstood rodent
A rat-appreciation project was launched by Vauxhall City Farm to educate people on the true nature of rats and challenge
Defra is not planning ring-necked parakeet cull
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said it is not considering a cull of the UK’s
The NUS and London students speak up about lockdown life at university
The National Union of Students, NUS, continues to lead a campaign to fight for students’ rights as England’s roadmap out
Suffragette photography of Christina Broom to be celebrated in virtual talk
Pioneering British photographer Christina Broom will be celebrated at a virtual talk held by the Streatham Society later this month.
Women urged to take ovarian cancer seriously as many ignore symptoms
Women are being urged to take symptoms of ovarian cancer more seriously as research from a London based charity shows